COMMUNITIES IN MOTION 2040 PLANNING TEAM November 9, 2011 – 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Community Planning Association
**AGENDA**
I. INTRODUCTION 9:00
II. ACTION ITEMS 9:10 *A. October 12, 2011 Meeting Minutes Co-Chair 9:15 *B. Select Scenario Planning Workshop Carl Miller Indicators Staff will seek approval of indicators for scenario workshops. 9:55 *C. Recommend Approval of Scenario Workshop Carl Miller Invitees List Staff will seek recommendation for approval of the invitee list for scenario workshops. 10:15 *D. Accept Revised Planning Team Charter Co-Chair
III. INFORMATION/DISCUSSION ITEMS 10:25 *A. Review Scenario Guidebook Highlights Carl Miller Staff will review the overall content of the scenario guidebook that will be used by workshop participants. 10:40 *B. Review Potential Alternative Scenarios Carl Miller Staff will review selection of alternative scenarios for workshops. 10:50 *C. Review Communities in Motion 2040 Walt (CIM 2040)Art Contest Satterfield Staff will present an overview of an art contest to serve as the kickoff for public outreach for the CIM 2040 process.
IV. STATUS REPORT *A. Planning Team Agenda Worksheet *B. Planning Team Attendance List
V. ADJOURNMENT 11:00
*Enclosures Times are approximate. Agenda is subject to change.
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ITEM II-A
COMMUNITIES IN MOTION 2040 PLANNING TEAM OCTOBER 12, 2011 COMMUNITY PLANNING ASSOCIATION
**MINUTES**
ATTENDEES: Sabrina Anderson, Ada County Highway District Mary Barker, Valley Regional Transit Clair Bowman, City of Nampa, Co-Chair George Crookham, Coalition for Agriculture's Future Michael Garz, Idaho Transportation Department- District 3 Caleb Hood, City of Meridian Chris Hopper, Canyon Highway District No. 4 Wendy Howell, City of Middleton Casey Jones, Boise State University Tracy Kasper, Silverhawk Realty Megan Leatherman, Ada County Development Services David Luft, Department of Environmental Quality Robb MacDonald, City of Caldwell Patricia Nilsson, City of Boise Deanna Smith, Public Participation Committee Nichoel Baird Spencer, City of Eagle, Co-Chair Mark Tate, Building Contractors Assoc. of SW Idaho Brent Turley, Transpo Group Tara Wolfson, Idaho Office for Refugees
OTHERS PRESENT: Liisa Itkonen, COMPASS Amy Luft, COMPASS Don Matson, COMPASS Brian McClure, City of Boise Carl Miller, COMPASS Charles Trainor, COMPASS Debbie Winchar, COMPASS
CALL TO ORDER RTAC Chair Howell called the meeting to order at 9:02 a.m.
INTRODUCTIONS
Introductions were made of all attendees.
ACTION ITEM
A. Recommend Regional Technical Advisory Committee (RTAC) Approval of the Planning Team Charter
Liisa Itkonen presented the Planning Team Charter.
Discussion:
• The comment that the Planning Team has no quorum requirement is not correct and is confusing.
• Why will the Planning Team follow Robert’s Rules of Order? Given this is not a decision making body, there is no need for it. This group is to invoke as much involvement, participation and opinion as possible and forward those thoughts to other decision makers. A consensus basis would be preferred.
• There was extensive conversation at the last RTAC meeting regarding communication, particularly the liaison and roles between the Planning Team and Leadership Team. Something regarding communication should be mentioned in the Charter.
• Why is the Planning Team making a recommendation to RTAC when all RTAC members are represented on this team?
• The Charter should be fleshed out more with regard to the process particularly for those who aren’t usually involved with COMPASS. There is a concern that other agencies do not lose their voice as we move forward and will be able to stay highly involved in this process.
• The process needs to state that we are recognizing dissenting opinion and/or other concerns.
• How will we track the discussions occurring each month? A more detailed explanation of the discussion is needed as opposed to summary minutes.
• Not sure why decisions made by the Planning Team are going back to RTAC and not directly to the Leadership Team. Agency representatives need to go back and speak to their additional RTAC representatives.
• Don’t be afraid of the Robert’s Rules of Order process. There is order to it.
• There is a concern to limiting agency participation to one representative per agency. It is hoped the Planning Team will be open to have additional staff present to help in the follow-up and coordination with its various departments. It would be a benefit to the process to send additional people depending on the topic.
• Don’t have a preference regarding Robert’s Rules as long as everyone has a voice. Prefer discussion stay within the Planning Team and not making recommendations to RTAC. There is no need to duplicate our efforts.
• The Planning Team can handle the approval of this Charter.
2 • There needs to be recognition that all opinions will be forwarded. If someone has a dissenting opinion or concern, they should be willing to write it down. This needs to be stated in the Charter.
• With regard to reporting dissenting opinions, it might help to ask the Leadership Team whether they prefer to have it included in the meeting minutes or as a separate written statement.
• Regarding the composition of the Planning Team, RTAC did discuss the possibility of bringing in additional people as the subjects became important. This should be made clear in the Charter.
• Need well thought out and written minority and majority reports to be provided to Debbie Winchar for meeting note purposes.
• There has been no discussion of whether Chair Howell and Vice Chair Hood would like to be relieved of the Planning Team’s chairmanship duties.
The Chair and Vice Chair indicated they did not have a preference.
After discussion, Nichoel Baird Spencer moved and George Crookham seconded:
• to keep the Planning Team members’ list as currently structured and invite others to participate in discussions;
• to use a consensus base as a meeting facilitation process;
• the chair will be elected by the Planning Team;
• Planning Team liaison(s) will report actions to RTAC and the Leadership Team;
• RTAC will be provided with a monthly update;
• well thought out and written minority and majority reports will be submitted for the recording of meeting minutes;
• quorum of the group is a simple majority; and
• consider reorganization of the Charter to establish a clear communication section.
After further discussion, the motion was unanimously approved.
Sabrina Anderson nominated Nichoel Baird Spencer to serve as the Communities in Motion 2040 Planning Team Chair.
Casey Jones nominated Clair Bowman to serve as the Communities in Motion 2040 Planning Team Chair.
After discussion, Sabrina Anderson moved and Mary Barker seconded to nominate Clair Bowman and Nichoel Baird Spencer to serve as Co-Chairs for the Communities in Motion 2040 Planning Team. Motion passed with one nay.
3 Co-Chair Bowman presided over the remainder of the meeting.
INFORMATION/DISCUSSION ITEMS
A. Review Planning Team and Leadership Team Member Lists
Liisa Itkonen presented the list of members. Liisa asked if the team would like each other’s contact information (i.e., phone numbers, email addresses).
Discussion:
• There are several on the Planning Team members’ list that did not come to this meeting. Has there been direct personal contact with each agency representative as a way of outreach to reiterate the importance of their participation in this process.
Liisa replied she would follow up with those who are not attending.
• Will name cards be provided for future meetings?
Debbie replied she is in the process of creating name cards and they will be available for the next meeting.
• A suggestion was made to add Geoff Harrison, Cycle Learning Center, as a Bicycle Advocate.
Tracy Kasper asked for clarification regarding her representation on the Planning Team. Tracy commented she wears a lot of hats but for this process, she was invited to represent the residential realtors. Her company is Silverhawk Realty.
B. Receive Scenario Planning Work Plan
Carl Miller presented the scenario planning work plan including the scope and schedule.
Co-Chair Bowman asked when this committee would receive dates for key meetings in the scenario planning process.
Amy Luft replied February 29 and March 1 and 2, 2012 are the dates tentatively set for the workshops.
C. Develop Draft Scenario Planning Workshop Participant List
Carl Miller requested the committee’s input on the draft participant list for the scenario planning workshops. Carl said based on the committee’s feedback today, a more detailed list will be given to the Planning Team.
Discussion:
• COMPASS member agency senior level staff; 24 members; average 2 per: it says 1 to 3 per agency: how will that be weighed? Recommend two per agency and extra if needed.
• Non-member small cities and highway districts; 12 are invited: who are the non- members? Please provide a list to the Planning Team. 4
• Major utilities not represented on the Leadership Team: special districts are listed but small utility providers are not listed.
• Neighborhood /homeowners associations: two of the five representatives should be non-Boise homeowners associations and neighborhood representatives.
• Residential developers and builders: define high-end homes versus starter homes.
• Transportation/land use and related professionals: University of Idaho Integrated Design Lab is listed there versus under Universities/Trade Schools. Select another “related professional.”
• Youth; members of youth advisory councils: there should be the ability for an at- large youth member. Maybe target a junior high representative versus a high school representative.
• Bike/Pedestrian Advocates: separate bike and pedestrian category.
• Youth: add Associated Students of Boise State University and other universities that have a different prospective. Also include representation at the university student level.
• COMPASS member agency: Treasure Valley Transit might be another important voice to add.
• Health Interest: be more specific by adding St. Alphonsus, St. Luke’s, West Valley Medical Center.
• Do not limit the invitation list to 300. Expand to 350 – 400.
• State/federal agencies: 19 are listed with only 4 potential invitees.
• Community groups/service clubs: may want to add Optimists, Kiwanis, YMCA, Boys and Girls Club.
• Veterans and other military are not represented.
• Economic Development: add Meridian CORE and ESTECH.
• Low Income Advocate and Schools: needs to be fleshed out, not sure who you would be invited.
• Elderly: add senior centers.
• News Media: there are three different mediums that will have different perspectives and there are only two invitees.
• Tourism/Hospitality: add Idaho Wine Commission.
• Bike/Pedestrian Advocate: may want to add Maureen Gresham, the Idaho Transportation Department’s Bike/Ped Coordinator and a representative from the Idaho Pedestrian & Bicycle Alliance.
5 • Health Interest: should consider someone from the Department of Health & Welfare.
• Add an equestrian representative; very important in the Foothills as it relates to the trails.
• COMPASS Member Agencies: add a representative from Canyon County Parks, Recreation & Waterways (Tom Bicandi).
• Economic Development: add Western Alliance.
• Minorities: three Hispanic groups are listed, other minorities groups should be listed as well and a representative from the Idaho Humanities Council.
• Given past experience, more than 300 invitations should be sent out.
Liisa said this list will also go to the Public Participation Committee and Leadership Team for discussion. The final list will be presented to the Planning Team in November and also to the COMPASS Board in November for approval. Invitations will be sent out early December.
D. Review Scenario Planning Workshop Indicator List
Carl Miller presented the list of indicators to be used during the workshops and in future monitoring.
Discussion:
• #3. Choices in Transportation; c.) Park and Ride accessibility and d.) Vanpool activity: seem too narrow. Mode split is probably a better capture of what we are looking for combined with vehicle miles traveled (VMT). It should be a work and non-work mode split.
• Strongly urge to keep c.) and d.) under #3. Choices in Transportation. Mode split is a huge number to try and move. The things listed under #3 can make smaller step impacts that will get us to mode split.
• An economic productivity component should be added.
• #5. Preservation of Open Space and Farmland: split farmland and open spaces. They are typically not symbiotic. There are ways of studying the development of farmland and how that negatively affects the tax base.
• All of this is data we collect to indicate how well we are doing but it would be useful to start out with large key questions or objectives. As an example, do we want to reduce VMT or do we want to reduce the percent of single occupancy vehicles, or both. Regarding mode split, we have a much greater capacity to do that today; there are active counts for bikes and peds going on in both Ada and Canyon Counties. We can measure acres but we also need to look at the policies. There are two kinds of indicators and transportation is probably the best example.
Carl asked if we use the indicators listed and if so, how to evaluate them.
6 Co-Chair Bowman suggested that if Carl is asking for a decision, this item come back to the Planning Team next month as an action item.
• For the scenario building process or the Communities in Motion process, how is this information going to be used?
• A suggestion was made to forward further comments to the Co-Chairs.
• Regarding economic development, not sure that adding its own category makes sense but possibly education levels could go into economic development.
• Regarding the use of the five elements, if pulling them out of the Performance Monitoring Reports; there are a number of agencies because of staff time or other reasons, who have not filled out their portions of those indicator sheets.
Carl replied the data used in these indicators are not reliant upon other organizations’ policies or feedback. This is data received from the Department of Labor that is quantitative in nature and can be analyzed. The indicators will be used to identify the core scenarios that Placeways is going to set up for the workshops and scenario planning guidebook. The indicators will set up future monitoring and tracking for performance monitoring reports.
OTHER
A. Next Meeting: Wednesday, November 9, 2011, 9:00 a.m., at COMPASS.
ADJOURNMENT
Casey Jones moved and Wendy Howell seconded adjournment at 11:10 a.m. Motion passed unanimously.
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7 ITEM II-B
MEMORANDUM
TO: Communities in Motion 2040 Planning Team FROM: Carl Miller, Principal Planner DATE: November 9, 2011 RE: Select Scenario Planning Workshop Indicators
ACTION REQUESTED: Select indicators for scenario planning workshops and Communities in Motion 2040.
BACKGROUND: Communities in Motion 2035 was developed with Five Key Issues: • Balance between housing and jobs • Choices in housing types • Choices in transportation and shorter commuting distance • Connectivity through higher densities • Preservation of open space and farmland
The progress of those key elements have been monitored and tracked by COMPASS through the Performance Monitoring Report (PMR). This report has been produced annually from 2006-2011 and has provided a gauge to determine if the region is fulfilling the goals and objectives identified in the Communities in Motion plan.
The identification of the core values and indicators that express those values is an important first step in developing the plan and setting up the scenario planning workshops. Use of the relevant, meaningful indicators will also help the assessment and ultimately the selection of a preferred growth scenario.
STATUS: Discussions in the Planning Team and the Public Participation Committee suggested that the key elements for the Communities in Motion 2040 plan be: • Economic Development • Housing • Transportation • Land Use • Health • Open Space • Farmland • Public Infrastructure
The attached indicator list highlights the various ways to analyze proposed scenarios. Selection of meaningful and relevant indicators will help ensure that the goals, objectives, and values of the stakeholders are recognized, conveyed, and monitored.
On November 9th, the Planning Team will use keypad polling to select indicators for the scenario planning workshops and Communities in Motion 2040 plan.
Please review the attached list of indicators, identify up to 40 indicators you feel are the best for Communities in Motion 2040 (at least one for each element), and be prepared to cast your vote at the meeting.
Attachment (1): DRAFT Scenario Planning Indicator List
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From: Placeways
To: Carl Miller
CC: Liisa Itkonen, Amy Luft
Date: October 28, 2011
Re: Scenario Indicator Descriptions
Communities in Motion: More Detailed Descriptions of Indicator Options
Level of Analysis (Region, City, or Indicator Description Neighborhood) Existing or Future Required ‐ Non‐Negotiable 1 Total Jobs All Both (Future is based on amount of non‐ residential development) 2 Single‐family units All Both 3 Multifamily units All Both 4 Retail square feet All Both 5 Office square feet All Both 6 Other non‐residential All Both square feet Economic Development 1 Education Levels Population breakdown by Region/City Existing educational achievement level; e.g., X% high school graduates, Y% bachelor’s degree, etc. 2 Employment Density Employees divided by land All Both area. 3 Gross Metropolitan Product Dollar value of goods and Region/City Existing services produced by the metro area. 4 Jobs‐housing balance Total jobs divided by total Region/City Both households. Typically want at or near 1.0. 5 Non‐residential density Square feet of non‐residential All Both building floor area divided by land area (FAR) 6 Population below poverty Number of people living in Region/City Existing level households with incomes below poverty threshold. Housing 1 Average Lot Size Mean size of properties All Both 2 Housing Affordability A measure of how many Region/City Both (Future uses a housing units are affordable to coarse statistical the median household income model)
3 Housing Mix Percent of housing types All Both (multifamily, single family, etc.). Can convert to an entropy measure (0 to 1) based on balance of all types; numbers close to 0 mean almost all one type; numbers close to 1 mean an even mixture of many types 4 Housing + Transportation Combines cost of housing with Region/City Both (Future uses a Affordability cost of transportation to give a coarse statistical more complete picture model) 5 Population Density Residents divided by land area. All Both 6 Population near Transit Sum of people and employees All Both Routes within various transit walk zones (e.g., 5 minute, 10 minute, or 15 minute walk, or not within walking distance) 7 Residential vacancy Occupancy and vacancy rates All Existing percentage from US Census. 8 Transit Dependent Number of people who require All Existing Population transit, based on demographic data and car ownership
9 Transit Supportive Housing Amount of housing available in All Both areas that have or could support transit, based on house size and density Transportation 1 Accessibility index—need Index value measuring the Region/City Both definition effectiveness of the transportation infrastructure or ease of travel, usually based on factors such as distances and travel times 2 Average distance to transit Distance to transit weighted by All Both (residential) household density
3 Average distance to transit Distance to transit weighted by All Both (non‐residential) non‐residential density
4 Bicycle trail density Length of bicycle trails divided All Both by land area.
5 Commuting to work by Breakdown of commuting by All Existing non‐single occupant vehicle various methods of transport
6 Cost of new transit facilities Estimated costs for additional Region/City Future transit facilities in the scenario 7 Intersection density Number of intersections All Existing divided by land area. Helps approximate walkability and connectivity of area. 8 Park & Ride Lots Count of Park and Ride Region Existing facilities and capacity.
9 Residential density: road network balance—need definition 10 Sidewalk ratio Sidewalk length per land area All Existing 11 Traffic Congestion Average delay during morning Region Existing peak volumes on designated road segments 12 Transit Routes Total route miles for all modes Region Both of transit 13 Transit service coverage Percent of study area within Region Both area transit service areas
14 Vanpool ridership Number of person‐trips per Region Existing day in vanpools 15 Vehicle miles traveled Total travelled miles per day All Both (Future is (VMT) for all car trips originating in estimated using the study area coefficients) 16 VMT per capita VMT divided by population All Both 17 Vehicle trips per day Average number of car trips All Both (Future is per day originating in the study estimated using area coefficients) 18 Walkability—need Measure combining several All Both definition metrics (intersection density, sidewalk density, housing density, employment density, bike trail density, etc.) to determine overall ease of walking as a means of travel Land Use 1 Access to Percent of population and All Existing museums/theaters/cultural households within 5 and 10 facilities—need definition minute walk zones of cultural facilities 2 Average lot size Estimated average area of Region/City Both residential parcels based on place type (not actual parcels) 3 Composite residential/non‐ Total population, including All Both residential population people living and working in area 4 Public art Number of art features per All Existing presence/accessibility— land area need definition 5 School‐aged children Population within the age All Existing range for grade school 6 Use mix (residential vs non‐ Entropy score (0 to 1) All Both residential) analyzing how balanced the uses are in the area. A low score means mostly 1 use, while a high score means an even mix of uses. Health 1 Air Quality Index Standard measure of air Region Existing quality. 2 Population near Grocery Sum of people within 5 and 10 All Both (Future store Stores minute walk of grocery stores locations are estimated) 3 Population near Major Sum of people within 5 and 10 All Both Activity Centers minute walk of major activity centers 4 Population near Parks Sum of people within 5 and 10 All Both (Future park minute walk of parks locations are estimated) 5 Population near Public Sum of people within 5 and 10 All Both (Future school Schools minute walk of public schools locations are estimated) 6 Population near Transit Sum of people within 5 and 10 All Both Routes minute walk of transit routes
Open Space 1 Flood plain protection— Amount of existing and future All Both need definition developed area in floodplain.
2 Open Space by Type Sum land area of various types Regional Both (Future parks are of open space (active estimated) recreation parks, passive parks, publicly owned lands, forest reserves, etc.) Need to decide whether vacant land and/or working ag land is included. Water is not. 3 Open Space per capita Open space land area divided Regional Both by population
4 Population near Parks Sum of people within 5 and 10 All Both (Future parks are minute walk of parks estimated)
5 Recreation Space per capita Recreation land area divided Regional Both (Future recreation by population areas are estimated)
Farmland 1 Buildings in 100‐year Number of residential units in All Both floodplain floodplain 2 Buildings in 500‐year Number of residential units in All Both floodplain floodplain 3 New building in Area of environmentally All Future environmentally sensitive sensitive land covered by any areas commercial development or residential development denser than 1 unit per 5 acres 4 Impervious surface Sum of all surfaces which are All Both not water‐permeable (concrete, built structures, roadways, etc.) Estimated through place type ratios. 5 Working agricultural acres Acres of working agriculture Region/City Both (Future assumes 100% utilization of available prime ag) 6 Agricultural loss Acres of present‐day working Region Future ag and/or prime ag soils covered by new development denser than 1 unit per 5 acres Public Infrastructure 1 Cost of new residential Capital cost of new Region/City Future infrastructure infrastructure such as water and sewer, estimated based on place type and distance from existing infrastructure 2 New infrastructure miles Estimated through Region/City Future (sewer/water) infrastructure miles per dwelling unit by place type. 3 Residential building energy Estimated through energy use All Both use per person by place type
4 Non‐residential building Estimated through energy use All Both energy use per employee by place type
5 Residential building CO2‐ Estimated through CO2‐ All Both equivalent emissions equivalent per dwelling unit by place type 6 Non‐residential building Estimated through CO2eq per All Both CO2‐equivalent emissions employee by place type
7 Vehicle‐based CO2‐ Estimated through CO2eq per All Both equivalent emissions VMT by place type
8 Water use Estimated through water use All Both per person by place type
9 Wastewater generation Estimated through wastewater All Both generation per person by place type 10 Waste generation Estimated through solid waste All Both generation per person by place type
ITEM II-C
MEMORANDUM
TO: Communities in Motion 2040 Planning Team FROM: Carl Miller, Principal Planner DATE: November 9, 2011 RE: Recommend Approval of Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List
ACTION REQUESTED: Staff requests recommendation of Board approval of the invitee list for three scenario planning workshops. The workshops will be held on February 29 (Nampa Civic Center), March 1 (Boise State University Student Union Building), and March 2 (Meridian or Eagle, exact location pending), 2012.
BACKGROUND: On October 12, 2011, the Planning Team discussed types of stakeholders to invite to scenario planning workshops. The Public Participation Committee and the Leadership Team subsequently discussed the same topic.
Staff are now looking for your recommendation to the COMPASS Board for approval of the attached list of invitees so that invitations can be sent in early December. The goal is to have a total of approximately 240 participants, divided among the three workshops.
Per recommendations from the various committees, staff have added additional categories of stakeholders, including recreation (including equestrian), military, first responders, and university students.
Invitations will be sent to specific individuals. If that individual is unable to attend, someone else will be invited. The invitee will not be asked to send someone in his/her place.
The invitee list contains a total of 590 names: 332 priority “A” invitees and 258 priority “B” invitees. Priority B invitees will be invited to fill spaces left open by primary invitees who cannot attend. New invitations will be sent as RSVPs arrive until all workshop spots have been filled.
Staff will attempt to replace individuals with other individuals who represent similar interests. Staff will also take into account geographic representation, individuals who can represent multiple stakeholders, etc. in an attempt to attain balanced representation.
Invitees will be invited to attend a specific workshop. When an invitee is interested, but cannot attend the workshop he/she was invited to, that person will be offered a spot at one of the other workshops.
Thank you to everyone who helped develop this list. Your assistance and quick turn-around were invaluable.
Attachments (2):
1. DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List 2. Scenario Workshop Potential Invitees: Summary Table
CM:dw T:\FY12\600 Projects\661 Communities in Motion\1. Team\1.2 Planning Team\Packets\110911\WorkshopInviteeList_Nov9_2011_MMO.docx AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 George Crookham Mr. CEO Crookham Company Agriculture
3 Brad Thornton Mr. The Flying Pig Farm Agriculture
4 Bernie Teunissen Mr. Owner Beranna Dairy Agriculture
5 Margaret Harris Ms. Loan Officer D.L. Evans Bank Bankers/lenders
6 Rick Tidwell Mr. VP‐Branch Manager Idaho Independent Bank Bankers/lenders
7 Cameron Arial Mr. Government Relations Zions Bank Bankers/lenders Officer
8 Jane Pavek Ms. VP‐Community Wells Fargo Bank Bankers/lenders Development Officer
9 Maureen Gresham Ms. Bicycle/Pedestrian Idaho Transportation Bike/Pedestrian Advocates Member agency Coordinator Department
10 Kurt Ziegler Mr. Treasure Valley Cycling Bike/Pedestrian Advocates Alliance
11 Rocky Bogert Mr. Chair, ACHD Bike c/o Ada County Highway Bike/Pedestrian Advocates Advisory Committee District
12 Lucio Prado Mr. Chairman Idaho Hispanic Chamber Business community/chambers of Minorities of Commerce commerce
13 Dawn Callaham Ms. President & CEO Nampa Chamber and Business community/chambers of Nampa Young commerce Professionals
14 Ray Stark Mr. Senior Vice President, Boise Metro Chamber of Business community/chambers of Policy and Partnerships Commerce commerce
15 Russ Nelson Mr. President Middleton Optimists Community groups/service clubs
16 Dawn Teply Ms. President Boise Host Lions Club Community groups/service clubs
17 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Darren M Collum Mr. President Nampa Rotary Community groups/service clubs
18 Gretchen Brown Ms. President Eagle‐Garden Rotary Community groups/service clubs
19 Kathy Alder Ms. Commissioner Canyon County COMPASS Board Commission
20 Rebecca Arnold Ms. Commissioner Ada County Highway COMPASS Board District
21 Scott Dowdy The Honorable Mayor City of Kuna COMPASS Board
22 Sara Baker Ms. Commissioner Ada County Highway COMPASS Board District
23 David Bieter The Honorable Mayor City of Boise COMPASS Board Leadership Team
24 Vernon Bisterfeldt Mr. Commissioner Ada County COMPASS Board
25 Anthony Lyons Mr. Director Capital City Development COMPASS Board Corporation
26 David Case Mr. Commissioner Ada County Highway COMPASS Board District
27 Elaine Clegg Ms. Councilmember City of Boise COMPASS Board 28 Tom Dale The Honorable Mayor City of Nampa COMPASS Board Leadership Team
29 Tammy De Weerd The Honorable Mayor City of Meridian COMPASS Board Leadership Team
30 John Evans The Honorable Mayor Garden City COMPASS Board
31 Kelli Fairless Ms. Executive Director Valley Regional Transit COMPASS Board
32 David Ferdinand Mr. Commissioner Canyon County COMPASS Board Leadership Team Commission
33 John Franden Mr. Commissioner Ada County Highway COMPASS Board District
34 Dave Jones Mr. District Engineer Idaho Transportation COMPASS Board Department, District 3
35 Bruce Krosch Mr. Director Southwest District Health COMPASS Board Leadership Team Department
36 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 James Maguire Mr. Associate Vice Boise State University COMPASS Board President of Campus Planning and Facilities
37 John McEvoy Mr. Commissioner Canyon Highway District COMPASS Board #4
38 Carol McKee Ms. Commissioner Ada County Highway COMPASS Board Leadership Team District
39 Bryce Millar Mr. Commissioner Nampa Highway District COMPASS Board Leadership Team #1
40 Nathan Mitchell The Honorable Mayor City of Star COMPASS Board Leadership Team
41 Garret Nancolas The Honorable Mayor City of Caldwell COMPASS Board Leadership Team
42 Brent Orton Mr. Public Works Director City of Caldwell COMPASS Board Member agency
43 James Reynolds The Honorable Mayor City of Eagle COMPASS Board
44 Pat Rice Mr. Greater Boise Auditorium COMPASS Board Special districts District
45 Charles Rountree Mr. Councilman City of Meridian COMPASS Board Leadership Team
46 Steven Rule Mr. Commissioner Canyon County COMPASS Board Commission
47 Craig Telford The Honorable Mayor City of Parma COMPASS Board
48 TJ Thompson Mr. Councilman City of Boise COMPASS Board 49 Martin Thorne Mr. Councilman City of Nampa COMPASS Board
50 TBD The Honorable Mayor City of Middleton COMPASS Board Leadership Team
51 Sharon Ullman Ms. Commissioner Ada County COMPASS Board
52 Pete Wagner Mr. Regional Administrator Department of COMPASS Board Environmental interests Environmental Quality
53 Rick Yzaguirre Mr. Commissioner Ada County COMPASS Board Leadership Team
54 Boby Ball Ms. Executive Director Idaho's ADA Task Force Disabled Transit
55 Robbi Barrutia Ms. Executive Director SILC Disabled Transit
56 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Susan Bradley Ms. Idaho Commission for the Disabled Transit Blind and Visually Impaired
57 Clark Krause Mr. Executive Director Boise Valley Economic Economic Development Partnership
58 Steve Fultz Mr. Executive Director Caldwell Economic Economic Development Development Council
59 Alex LaBeau Mr. President Idaho Association of Economic Development Commerce & Industry
60 Kendra Kenyon Dr. President Sage Community Economic Development Resources (I‐COG)
61 Mary May Ms. Marketing Chairman ESTech Economic Development
62 Earl Sullivan Mr. Chairman The CORE Economic Development
63 Jim Wordelman Mr. Senior State Director AARP Idaho Elderly
64 Sara Scott Ms. Director of Area Agency SAGE Elderly on Aging
65 Kevin Bittner Mr. Grants/Contract Officer Idaho Commission on Elderly Aging
66 Rick Johnson Mr. Exec. Director Idaho Conservation Environmental interests League
67 Bill Sedivy Mr. Exec. Director Idaho Rivers United Environmental interests
68 Jane Suggs Ms. Board Member US Green Building Council ‐Environmental interests Idaho Chapter
69 Tim Breuer Mr. Executive Director Land Trust of the Treasure Environmental interests Transportation/land use Valley professionals
70 Edwina Allen Ms. Chapter Chair Idaho Sierra Club Environmental interests
71 Ligia Amriz Captain Captain Caldwell Corps, Salvation Faith‐based organizations Army
72 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Michael P. Driscoll Most Reverend President Catholic Charities of Idaho Faith‐based organizations
73 Larry Perry Mr. Director Vineyard Boise Faith‐based organizations Benevolence Ministries
74 Rob Norman Mr. Regional Facilities Church of Jesus Christ of Faith‐based organizations Manager Latter Day Saints
75 Blair Brannan Seargant Seargant Garden City Police First Responders
76 Karl Malott Chief Chief Nampa Fire First Responders 77 Chris Smith Sheriff Sheriff Canyon County Sheriff's First Responders Office
78 Gary Raney Sheriff Ada County Sheriff Ada County Sheriff's Office First Responders Member agency
79 David Frazier Mr. Boise Guardian Government “watchdogs”
80 Carrie Melvin Ms. President Conservation Voters for Government “watchdogs” Environmental interests Idaho
81 Paul Alldredge Mr. Editor Caldwell Guardian Government “watchdogs”
82 Elke Shaw‐Tulloch Ms. Bureau Chief Idaho Dept. of Health and Health interests State/fed agencies Welfare
83 Timothy Brown Mr. Executive Director Terry Reilly Health Health interests Low income Services
84 Corey Surber Ms. Director of Advocacy & Saint Alphonsus Health Health interests Major Employers Community Benefits System
85 Jim Everett Mr. President and CEO Treasure Valley Family Health interests YMCA
86 Janie Burns Ms. Meadowlark Farm Healthy/local foods
87 Chan Cabalo Mr. Cabalo's Orchard & Healthy/local foods Gardens
88 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Ariel Agenbroad Ms. Asst. Professor University of Idaho Healthy/local foods Cooperative Extension
89 Andrew Rodriguez Mr. Executive Director Nampa Housing Authority Housing agencies
90 Jim Birdsall Mr. Manager City of Boise Housing Housing agencies City housing authorities
91 Jennifer Yost Ms. Community City of Nampa Housing Housing agencies City housing authorities Development Program Manager
92 Deanna Watson Ms. Executive Director Boise City/Ada County Housing agencies Housing Authority
93 Mike Dittenber Mr. Executive Director Caldwell Housing Housing agencies Minorities Authority
94 Lori Den Hartog Ms. CDBG Administrator City of Meridian Housing Housing agencies
95 Bill Connors Mr. President/CEO Boise Metro Chamber of Leadership Team Business community/chambers of Commerce commerce
96 Chad Hamilton Mr. Vice President D.L. Evans Bank Leadership Team Bankers/lenders
97 Gerald Hunter Mr. President and Executive Idaho Housing and Leadership Team Housing agencies Director Finance Association
98 Melissa Lavitt Dean College of Social Boise State University Leadership Team Universities/Trade Schools Science and Public Affairs
99 Peter Oliver Mr. Thornton Oliver Keller Leadership Team Realtor estate agents/brokers Commercial Real Estate
100 Rachel Winer Ms. Executive Director Idaho Smart Growth Leadership Team Transportation/land use professionals
101 Angela Wood Ms. Land Management Idaho Power Company Leadership Team Utilities Planner
102 Mitch Young Mr. Leadership Team Elderly
103 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Doug Hardman Mr. Director ACCEM Local (county) emergency management
104 Todd Herrera Lt. Emergency Canyon County Local (county) emergency Management management Coordinator
105 Mike Mikitish Mr. Program Director Idaho Institute of Local (county) emergency Emergency Management management
106 Mary McGown Ms. State Floodplain Idaho Department of Local (county) emergency State/fed agencies Management Water Resources management Coordinator
107 Sarah Zimik Ms. Development Director Boise Rescue Mission Low income Transit
108 Chris Ellison Mr. Director Lighthouse Rescue Low income Transit Mission
109 Ross Mason Mr. Regional Director Idaho Department of Low income Health interests Health and Welfare
110 Mike Chidester Mr. Regional Director of Saint Alphonsus Health Major Employers Health interests Real Estate System
111 Scott Simplot Chairman Simplot Major Employers 112 Steve Appleton CEO Micron Major Employers 113 Heidi Thompson President Scentsy Major Employers 114 Thom Harris President Western States Equipment Major Employers
115 Ray Flackbart President and CEO Blue Cross of Idaho Major Employers Health interests
116 Alexander Toeldte President & CEO Boise Inc Major Employers
117 David C Page, MD, JD President and CEO St Lukes Regional Medical Major Employers Health interests Center
118 Sally E. Jeffcoat Ms. President and CEO St Alphonsus Regional Major Employers Health interests Medical Center
119 John Jordan Mr. Site Manger Sorrento Major Employers Agriculture
120 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 TBD TBD HP Major Employers
121 Tom Bicandi Mr. Director Canyon County, Parks, Member agency Recreation Recreation, and Waterways
122 Kevin LoPiccolo Mr. Director Canyon County Member agency Transportation/land use Development Services professionals
123 Colin Schmidt Mr. Acting Public Works City of Garden City Member agency Director
124 Jenah Thornborrow Ms. Development Services City of Garden City Member agency Transportation/land use Administrator professionals
125 Tom Barry Mr. Director, Public Works City of Meridian Member agency Department
126 Pete Friedman Mr. Interim Director, City of Meridian Member agency Planning Department
127 Steve Siddoway Mr. Director, Parks City of Meridian Member agency Department
128 Mike Hall Mr. Development Director Capital City Development Member agency Corporation
129 Wendy Howell Ms. Planning and Zoning City of Middleton Member agency Administrator
130 Bob Schmillen Mr. Public Works Director City of Middleton Member agency
131 David Luft Mr. Airshed Manager Department of Member agency Environmental interests Environmental Quality
132 Mark Perfect Mr. Planning and Zoning Ada County Member agency Administrator
133 Christopher Rich Mr. Clerk of the District Ada County Member agency Court
134 Robert H. McQuade Mr. Assessor Ada County Member agency
135 Dave Fotsch Mr. Public Information Central District Health Member agency Health interests Officer Department
136 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 James S. Voorhees Mr. Director Canyon Highway District Member agency No. 4
137 Tim Richard, P.E. Mr. Deputy Director/District Canyon Highway District Member agency Engineer No. 4
138 Rhonda Jalbert Ms. Capital Infrastructure Valley Regional Transit Member agency Transit Project Manager
139 Casey Bequeath Mr. Director Nampa Highway District Member agency No. 1
140 Eric R. Shannon Mr. District Engineer Nampa Highway District Member agency #1
141 Michael Fuss Mr. Director, Public Works City of Nampa Member agency Department
142 Cliff Long Mr. Director, Economic & City of Nampa Member agency Community Development
143 Rodney Ashby Mr. Long Range Planner, City of Nampa Member agency Planning & Zoning Department
144 Ken Steinhaus Mr. Public Works Supervisor City of Parma Member agency
145 Teresa Phelps Ms. City Clerk/Treasurer City of Parma Member agency Member agency
146 Kim Ingraham Ms. Parks and Recreation City of Star Member agency Coordinator
147 Cathy Ward Ms. City Clerk/Treasurer City of Star Member agency
148 Steve Hasson Mr. Director of Public City of Kuna Member agency Works 149 Troy Behunin Mr. Planner II City of Kuna Member agency 150 Bruce Chatterton, AICP Mr. Director, Boise City City of Boise Member agency Planning and Development Services
151 Neal Oldemeyer Mr. Director, Boise City City of Boise Member agency Public Works
152 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 James Hall Mr. Boise City Parks City of Boise Member agency
153 William Vaughn Mr. Zoning Administrator City of Eagle Member agency
154 Michael Echeita Mr. Public Works Director City of Eagle Member agency
155 Bruce Wong Mr. Director Ada County Highway Member agency District
156 Sally Goodell Ms. Deputy Director, Plans Ada County Highway Member agency and Projects District
157 Bruce Mills Mr. Deputy Director, Ada County Highway Member agency Engineering District
158 Brian Ness Mr. Director Idaho Transportation Member agency Department
159 Brian Billingsley Mr. Planning and Zoning City of Caldwell Member agency Director
160 Chris Allgood Mr. Police Chief City of Caldwell Member agency 161 Elaine Leppert Ms. Library Director City of Caldwell Member agency
162 Susan Mason Dr. Associate Profession Community and Regional Member agency Transportation/land use Planning professionals
163 Bill Shawver General Director Bureau of Homeland Military State/fed agencies Security
164 David E. Brasuell Colonel Administrator Idaho Division of Veterans Military State/fed agencies Services
165 Josh Callihan Mr. Public Affairs Specialist Idaho Department of Military Veterans Affairs
166 Anthony Haws Mr. Executive Director Nampa Hispanic Cultural Minorities Center
167 Francisco Salinas Mr. Director of Student BSU Multicultural Student Minorities Diversity Services
168 Rick Ardinger Mr. Executive Director Idaho Humanities Council Minorities
169 Delmar Stone Mr. NNU Neighborhood Neighborhood/homeowner Association associations
170 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Matthew Ryan Mr. President Arroyo View Subdivision Neighborhood/homeowner Homeowners Association associations
171 Connie Tilley Ms. Neighborhood Advisory Neighborhood/homeowner Committee associations
172 Julie Klocke Ms. President Collister Neighborhood Neighborhood/homeowner Association associations
173 Stephen Loop Mr. President West Valley Neighborhood Neighborhood/homeowner Association Inc. associations
174 Cynthia Sewell Ms. Reporter The Idaho Statesman News media
175 Mike Butts Mr. Reporter Idaho Press Tribune News media
176 Fred Sarceda Mr. Commissioner Golden Gate Highway Non‐member small cities and District highway districts
177 Brad Burge Mr. Director Golden Gate Highway Non‐member small cities and District highway districts
178 Von Bowman Mr. Director Notus‐Parma Highway Non‐member small cities and District highway districts
179 Rex Nichols Mr. Commissioner Notus‐Parma Highway Non‐member small cities and District highway districts
180 Chris Collins The Honorable Mayor City of Notus Non‐member small cities and highway districts
181 Ginny Lindermann Ms. City Clerk City of Notus Non‐member small cities and highway districts
182 John Bechtel The Honorable Mayor City of Wilder Non‐member small cities and highway districts
183 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Darrell Jackson Mr. Public Works Director City of Wilder Non‐member small cities and highway districts
184 Lee Belt Mr. City Clerk City of Greenleaf Non‐member small cities and highway districts
185 Brad Holton The Honorable Mayor City of Greenleaf Non‐member small cities and highway districts
186 Martin Luttrell The Honorable Mayor City of Melba Non‐member small cities and highway districts
187 Dennis Rogers Mr. Public Works Director City of Melba Non‐member small cities and highway districts
188 C.L. "Butch" Otter The Honorable Governor State of Idaho Other elected officials
189 Brad Little The Honorable Lieutenant Governor State of Idaho Other elected officials
190 John Andreason Senator State Sentator State of Idaho Other elected officials
191 Clifford Bayer Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
192 Max Black Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
193 Les Bock Senator State Sentator State of Idaho Other elected officials
194 Cherie Buckner‐Webb Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
195 Grant Burgoyne Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
196 Sue Chew Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
197 Brian Cronin Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
198 Reed DeMordaunt Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
199 Julie Ellsworth Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
200 Russell Fulcher Senator State Sentator State of Idaho Other elected officials
201 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Marv Hagedorn Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
202 Elfreda Higgins Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
203 Bill Killen Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
204 Phylis King Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
205 Nicole LeFavour Senator State Sentator State of Idaho Other elected officials
206 Lynn Luker Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
207 Shirley McKague Senator State Sentator State of Idaho Other elected officials
208 Mike Moyle Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
209 Joe Palmer Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
210 Mitch Toryanski Senator State Sentator State of Idaho Other elected officials
211 John Vander Woude Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
212 Elliot Werk Senator State Sentator State of Idaho Other elected officials
213 Chuck Winder Senator State Sentator State of Idaho Other elected officials
214 Carlos Bilbao Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
215 Darrell Bolz Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
216 Gary Collins Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
217 Brent Crane Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
218 Patti Anne Lodge Senator State Sentator State of Idaho Other elected officials
219 John McGee Senator State Sentator State of Idaho Other elected officials
220 Curt McKenzie Senator State Sentator State of Idaho Other elected officials
221 Christy Perry Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
222 Robert Schaefer Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
223 Melinda Smyser Senator State Sentator State of Idaho Other elected officials
224 Pat Takasugi Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
225 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Steven Thayn Representative State Representative State of Idaho Other elected officials
226 227 TBD Staff Senator Mike Crapo Other elected officials TBD Staff Representative Raul Other elected officials 228 Labrador 229 TBD Staff Senator Jim Risch Other elected officials TBD Staff Representative Mike Other elected officials 230 Simpson Brian Shaffer Mr. Chapter President, National Association of Property managers Chapter Leader Residential Property Managers
231 Andrew Propst Mr. President, RMP®, National Association of Property managers MPM®,CPM® Residential Property Managers
232 Mike Rampelberg Mr. Chapter Leader, National Association of Property managers Chapter Past President Residential Property Managers
233 Kit Fitzgerald Mr. President‐Elect Ada Red Barn Real Estate Real estate agents/brokers County Association of REALTORS
234 235 Carl Trautman Mr. Real estate agents/brokers Chad Gunstream Mr. Bullock Commercial Real estate agents/brokers Properties
236 Laurie Barrera Ms. President Ada County Real estate agents/brokers Association of REALTORS
237 Eric Davis Mr. Founder Retail West Real estate agents/brokers
238 Greg Manship Mr. CEO Intermountain MLS Real estate agents/brokers
239 Judy Peavey‐Derr Ms. Foundation Ada‐Canyon Recreation Bike/Pedestrian Advocates Trail System
240 Ed McNelis Ms. Idaho Horse Council Recreation
241 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Mike Shirley Mr. President & General Bogus Basin Recreation Manger
242 Mark Weaver Mr. President Treasure Valley Trail Recreation Machine Association
243 Dave Gordon Mr. Ridge to Rivers Program City of Boise Recreation Member agency Coordinator
244 Patti Haller Ms. Assistant Director Idaho Office for Refugees Refugees/refugee agencies Minorities
245 Dadiri Nuro Mr. Somali Bantu Zigua Refugees/refugee agencies Minorities Community Center
246 Ketti Turcato Ms. Refugee Specialist SAGE Refugees/refugee agencies Elderly
247 Bob Taunton Mr. Chair, ULI Idaho Residential developers and builders
248 Corey Barton Mr. Owner CBH Homes Residential developers and builders
249 Don Hubble Mr. Owner Hubble Homes Residential developers and builders
250 Jerome Mapp Mr. Owner Planning and Facility Residential developers and builders Minorities Management
251 Mark Tate Mr. Project Manager M3 Companies Residential developers and builders
252 Bill Clark Mr. Clark Development Residential developers and builders
253 David Turnbull Mr. Brighton Corporation Residential developers and builders
254 Derrick O'Neill Mr. President and O'Neill Enterprises Residential developers and builders Managing Member
255 Todd Lakey Mr. Owner/Manager Borton‐Lakey Law and Residential developers and builders Policy
256 Clay Carley Mr. General Manager Old Boise LLC Residential developers and builders
257 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 David Hale Mr. Principal Hale Development Residential developers and builders
258 Douglas Fowler Mr. President & CEO Lenir Ltd. Residential developers and builders
259 Don Coberly Dr. Superintendent Independent School School districts District of Boise Cit
260 Linda Clark Dr. Superintendent Joint School District #2 School districts
261 Pat Charlton Dr. Superintendent Vallivue School District School districts
262 Gary Larsen Mr. Superintendent Nampa School District School districts
263 Richard Bauscher Dr. Superintendent Middleton School District School districts
264 Jonathan Cline Dr. Interim Superintendent Caldwell School District School districts
265 Jay Hummel Dr. Superintendent Kuna School District School districts
266 Janell Zuckerman‐ Ms. Safe Routes to Schools Treasure Valley Family Schools Community groups/service clubs Pfister Director YMCA
267 Don Nesbitt Mr. Central District and Meridian Joint School Schools Transportation Director District #2
268 Lanette Daw Ms. Traffic and Boise School District Schools Transportation Safety Supervisor
269 Dawn Fowler Secretary/Treasurer Pioneer Irrigation District Special districts
270 Daren Coon Mr. Secretary/Treasurer Nampa & Meridian Special districts Irrigation District
271 John A. Kirtley Mr. Chairman Star Sewer & Water Special districts District
272 Wallace Hedrick Mr. State Director US Department of State/fed agencies Agriculture Agriculture – Rural Development
273 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 John Meyers Mr. Field Office Director US Department of Housing State/fed agencies Housing agencies and Urban Development
274 Tom Schultz Mr. Director Idaho Department of State/fed agencies Lands
275 Nancy Merrill Ms. Director Idaho State Parks and State/fed agencies Recreation
276 Ken Reid Mr. Director, State Idaho State Historical State/fed agencies Archaeologist Society
277 Barbara Chaney Ms. US Fish and Wildlife State/fed agencies Service, Idaho Fish and Wildlife Office
278 Steven Ellis Mr. State Director US Department of the State/fed agencies Interior Bureau of Land Management
279 Bobbie Patterson Ms. Executive Director Boise Convention and Tourism/Hospitality Visitor’s Bureau
280 Moya Shatz Ms. Executive Director Idaho Wine Commission Tourism/Hospitality
281 Hy Kloc Mr. Chairman Greater Boise Auditorium Tourism/Hospitality District
282 Terri Lindenberg Ms. Executive Director Treasure Valley Transit Transit
283 Brent Carpenter Mr. Owner Brown Bus Co. Transit
284 Brooke Green Ms. District 3 Mobility CTAI Transit Manager
285 MaryCarol “MC” Ms. Executive Director WITCO Transit Niland 286 Mark S. Warner Mr. Vice President & MotivePower Transportation/land use General Manager professionals
287 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Daren Fluke Mr. President, Idaho Idaho Chapter, American Transportation/land use Chapter Planning Association professionals
288 Richard McConnell Mr. Director, Boise City City of Boise Transportation/land use Member agency Airport professionals
289 Dave Carlson Mr. AAA Idaho Spokesman American Automobile Transportation/land use Association professionals
290 Kathleen Fowers Ms. President/CEO Idaho Trucking Association Transportation/land use professionals
291 Joe Canning Ms. President Idaho Society of Transportation/land use Professional Engineers professionals
292 Lance Holmstrom Mr. Executive Director Local Highway Technical Transportation/land use Assistance Council professionals
293 Andy Erstad Mr. Principal Erstad Architects Transportation/land use professionals
294 Brandi Wilson Ms. EMS Manager CH2MHill Transportation/land use professionals
295 Robert Kustra Mr. President Boise State University Universities/Trade Schools
296 Marvin Henberg Dr. President College of Idaho Universities/Trade Schools
297 Berton L. Glandon Dr. President College of Western Idaho Universities/Trade Schools
298 David Alexander Dr. President Northwest Nazerene Universities/Trade Schools University
299 Trudy Anderson Dr. Associate Vice University of Idaho, Boise Universities/Trade Schools President Center
300 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Jeff Hale Mr. Executive Director, Boise State University Universities/Trade Schools Member agency Student Housing
301 Curt Apsey Mr. Interim Exec Director, Boise State University Universities/Trade Schools Member agency Athletics
302 Sherry McKibben Dr. Director, Idaho Urban University of Idaho Boise Universities/Trade Schools Transportation/land use Research and Design professionals Center
303 Amanda Frickle Ms. President Associated Students of University Students The College of Idaho
304 Brandie VanOrder Ms. President ASBSU University students
305 Stephanie Myers Ms. President NNU Student Alumni University students Council
306 Greg Wyatt Mr. Vice President and United Water Idaho Utilities General Manager
307 Frank Morehouse Mr. Executive Vice Intermountain Gas Utilities President Company
308 Jim Schmit Mr. VP/General Manager CenturyLink Utilities Idaho
309 John Bernardo Mr. Sustainability Advocate Idaho Power Company Utilities
310 Sarah Weintraub Ms. Vanpool users
311 Frances Hepper Ms. Vanpool users
312 Angie Baker Ms. Vanpool users
313 Janelle de Weerd Ms. Chairperson Meridian Youth Council Youth
314 Kelli Warwick Ms. Chairperson Caldwell Youth Council Youth
315 Susan Christiansen Mr. Chairperson Eagle Youth Council Youth
316 Jade Hamblin Ms. Chairperson Nampa Youth Council Youth
317 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("A") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Refugee Student World Community c/o Ellen Albus, The IRC Youth Refugees/refugee agencies (name of student Leadership Club pending)
318 Rob Wallace Mr. Youth Member, City of City of Boise Youth Boise Planning and Zoning
319 Public at large 320 Public at large 321 Public at large 322 Public at large 323 Public at large 324 Public at large 325 Public at large 326 Public at large 327 Public at large 328 Public at large 329 Public at large 330 Public at large 331 Public at large 332 Public at large 333 Public at large 334 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("B") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Lou Murgoitio Mr. Owner Murgoitiodairy Agriculture
3 John Williamson Mr. Co‐Owner Williamson Orchards and Agriculture Vineyards 4 Eric Runkle Mr. Operations Manager Syngenta (formerly Agriculture Rogers Seed) 5 Alice Whitney Ms. Community Relations Banker Zions Bank Bankers/lenders
6 Alan Bullard Mr. VP ‐Business Banking Manager Intermountain Bankers/lenders Community Bank 7 Mike Mooney Mr. President Farmers & Merchants Bankers/lenders 8 State Bank David Bartle Mr. Chairman ACHD Bicycle Advisory Bike/Pedestrian Advocates Council
9 Lisa Stuppy Ms. Director, Campus Recreation Boise State University Bike/Pedestrian Advocates Member agency Cycle Learning Center 10 Cynthia Gibson Ms. Executive Director Idaho Pedestrian and Bike/Pedestrian Advocates 11 Bicycle Alliance Bruce Altig Mr. Chairman Meridian Chamber of Business community/chambers of Commerce commerce
12 Gretchen Gilbert President Eagle Chamber of Business community/chambers of Commerce commerce
13 Scott Gipson Mr. President Caxton Printing Business community/chambers of commerce 14 Chelle Sperry Corporal President Caldwell Lions Community groups/service clubs 15 John Shaw Mr. President Gem State Kiwanis Community groups/service clubs 16 Todd Bunderson Mr. Interim Director Capital City Development COMPASS Board Corporation
17 Russell Duke Mr. Director Central District Health COMPASS Board Department 18 Jared Everett Mr. Executive Director, Finance, Campus Planning and COMPASS Board Planning,and Real Estate Facilities, Boise State 19 University Martin Bauer Mr. Air Quality Division Administrator Department of COMPASS Board Environmental interests Environmental Quality 20 Mary Barker Ms. Service Development Manager Valley Regional Transit COMPASS Board Transit
21 Mary Anne Jordan Councilwoman Boise City Council City of Boise COMPASS Board Other elected officials
22 Lauren McLean Councilwoman Boise City Council City of Boise COMPASS Board Other elected officials 23 David Eberle Councilman Boise City Council City of Boise COMPASS Board Other elected officials 24 Jim Blacker Councilman Caldwell City Council City of Caldwell COMPASS Board Other elected officials 25 Dennis Callsen Councilman Caldwell City Council City of Caldwell COMPASS Board Other elected officials 26 Jim Dakan Councilman Caldwell City Council City of Caldwell COMPASS Board Other elected officials 27 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("B") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Rob Hopper Councilman Caldwell City Council City of Caldwell COMPASS Board Other elected officials 28 Shannon Jo Ozuna Councilwoman Caldwell City Council City of Caldwell COMPASS Board Other elected officials 29 Bob Sobba Councilman Caldwell City Council City of Caldwell COMPASS Board Other elected officials 30 Norm Semanko Councilman Eagle City Council City of Eagle COMPASS Board Other elected officials 31 Pam Beaumont Councilwoman Garden City Council Garden City COMPASS Board Other elected officials
32 Mike Moser Councilman Garden City Council Garden City COMPASS Board Other elected officials
33 Kathleen Simko Councilwoman Garden City Council Garden City COMPASS Board Other elected officials
34 Jeff Souza Councilman Garden City Council Garden City COMPASS Board Other elected officials
35 Richard Cardoza Councilman Kuna City Council City of Kuna COMPASS Board Other elected officials 36 Doug Hoiland Councilman Kuna City Council City of Kuna COMPASS Board Other elected officials 37 Jeff Lang Councilman Kuna City Council City of Kuna COMPASS Board Other elected officials 38 Keith Bird Councilman Meridian City Council City of Meridian COMPASS Board Other elected officials
39 Brad Hoaglun Councilman Meridian City Council City of Meridian COMPASS Board Other elected officials
40 David Zaremba Councilman Meridian City Council City of Meridian COMPASS Board Other elected officials
41 Loni Parry Councilman Middleton City Council City of Middleton COMPASS Board Other elected officials 42 Lenny Riccio Councilman Middleton City Council City of Middleton COMPASS Board Other elected officials 43 Lori Sprattley Councilwoman Middleton City Council City of Middleton COMPASS Board Other elected officials 44 Jared Waltman Councilman Middleton City Council City of Middleton COMPASS Board Other elected officials 45 Curtis Homes Councilman Nampa City Council City of Nampa COMPASS Board Other elected officials
46 Kren Stephen Councilman Nampa City Council City of Nampa COMPASS Board Other elected officials
47 Pam White Councilwoman Nampa City Council City of Nampa COMPASS Board Other elected officials
48 Oney Eguia Councilmember Parma City Council City of Parma COMPASS Board Other elected officials 49 Darin Mann Councilman Parma City Council City of Parma COMPASS Board Other elected officials 50 Scott Reynolds Councilman Parma City Council City of Parma COMPASS Board Other elected officials 51 Tom Smith Councilman Parma City Council City of Parma COMPASS Board Other elected officials 52 Keith Vickers Councilman Parma City Council City of Parma COMPASS Board Other elected officials 53 Chad Bell Councilman Star City Council City of Star COMPASS Board Other elected officials 54 Tom Erlebach Councilman Star City Council City of Star COMPASS Board Other elected officials 55 Tammy McDaniel Councilwoman Star City Council City of Star COMPASS Board Other elected officials
56 Gary Smith Councilman Star City Council City of Star COMPASS Board Other elected officials 57 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("B") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 John Grasser Councilman Eagle City Council City of Eagle COMPASS Board Other elected officials
58 Michael Huffaker Councilman Eagle City Council City of Eagle COMPASS Board Other elected officials
59 Al Shoushtarian Councilman Eagle City Council City of Eagle COMPASS Board Other elected officials
60 Dana Ard Ms. Chair, ADA Committee c/o Ada County Highway Disabled Transit District 61 Christina Pettis Ms. LINC Disabled Transit
62 Steve Achabal Mr. Senior Instructor Idaho Commission for Disabled Transit the Blind and Visually 63 Impaired Monique Johns Ms. Medicaid Infrastructure Grant SILC Disabled Transit Project Director 64 Lori Church Ms. Program Coordinator Western Alliance for Economic Development Economic Development 65 Brandon Armstrong. Mr. Idaho Tech Connect Economic Development
66 Krista Cole Ms. Executive Director Elderly Opportunity Elderly Transit Agency 67 Tosha Morales Ms. Canyon County Office on Elderly Transit 68 Aging Sherri Hunsaker Ms. Senior Program Director Kuna Senior Center Elderly Transit
69 Jo Ann Mason Ms. Donna Smallwood Activites Center Parma Senior Center Elderly Transit Director 70 Charlie Woodruff Mr. Chapter Director Idaho Green Building Environmental interests Council 71 Toni Hardesty Ms. Director Idaho Department of Environmental interests State/fed agencies Environmental Quality 72 Stephen Borger Dr. District Superintendent Intermountain District Faith‐based organizations Church of the Nazarene 73 David Moser F. Priest St. Seraphim of Sarov Faith‐based organizations 74 Orthodox Church Jeff Lavey Chief Chief Meridian Police First Responders
75 Bill Augsburger Chief Chief Nampa Police First Responders
76 Kevin Courtney Chief Chief Star Fire First Responders 77 Joel Elsworth Officer Officer Garden City Police First Responders 78 Josh Thorndyke Officer Officer Garden City Police First Responders
79 Tracy Basterrechea Deputy Chief Deputy Chief Meridian Police First Responders
80 Dana Borgquist Chief Chief Eagle Police First Responders
81 Kody Aldrich Chief Chief Kuna City Police First Responders 82 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("B") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Michael Masterson Chief Chief of Police Boise Police First Responders
83 Dennis Doan Chief Boise Fire Chief Boise Fire First Responders
84 Perry Oldenburg Deputy Chief Deputy Chief Boise Fire First Responders
85 Chris Allgood Chief Chief Caldwell Police First Responders
86 Frank Wyant Captain Captain Caldwell Police First Responders
87 Mark Wendelsdorf Chief Fire Chief Caldwell Fire First Responders
88 Wayne Hoffman Mr. Executive Director Idaho Freedom Government “watchdogs” 89 Foundation Jan Flynn Ms. Idaho State Lead American Lung Health interests Association of Idaho 90 Julie Taylor Ms. CEO West Valley Medical Health interests Major Employers Center 91 Kendra Witt Dr. Health Program Manager Blue Cross of Idaho Health interests 92 Foundation Beth Rasgorshek Ms. Canyon Bounty Farm Healthy/local foods
93 Clay Erskine Mr. Co‐Owner Peaceful Belly Healthy/local foods
94 Erik Kingston Mr. Housing Resources Coordinator IHFA Housing agencies 95 Robert Reed Mr. Vice President Mercy Housing Housing agencies
96 Pat Lucas Mr. Preparedness and Protection Idaho Bureau of Local (county) emergency management Branch Chief Homeland Security 97 John Tracy Dr. Director Idaho Water Resources Local (county) emergency management Universities/Trade Schools Research Institute 98 Kristen Ransom Ms. Events Coordinator Boise Rescue Mission Low income Transit
99 Bob Uhlenkott Mr. Chief Research Officer Idaho Department of Low income Transit Labor
100 Karl Watts Dr. Founder Genesis World Mission Low income Health interests
101 Vic Jaro Mr. President Amalgamated Sugar Major Employers Agriculture
102 Laurie Tolmie Ms. Branch Manager US Bank Major Employers Bankers/lenders
103 Dennis Washington Mr. Washington Group Major Employers International (URS)
104 Marcy Smith Ms. Store Manager Walmart Major Employers
105 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("B") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Rubin Martinez Mr. General Manager Albertsons Major Employers
106 Doug Minert Mr. President & CEO Food Services of America Major Employers
107 Michael Ellis Mr. President Fred Meyer Major Employers
108 Karen Bove Ms. Manager Wells Fargo Major Employers Bankers/lenders 109 Matt Bell Mr. Vice President of Strategic Planning St. Luke's Regional Major Employers Health interests Medical Center 110 Jeff Hull Mr. Director of Construction St. Luke's Regional Major Employers Health interests Medical Center 111 Kathy Moore Ms. Chief Operation Officer St. Luke's Regional Major Employers Health interests Medical Center 112 Beth Elroy Ms. Environmental Manger Micron Major Employers 113 Jon Cecil Mr. Planning Manager Capital City Development Member agency Transportation/land use Corporation professionals
114 Warren Stewart Mr. Engineering Manager, Public Works City of Meridian Member agency Department
115 Bruce Freckleton Mr. Development Services Manager, City of Meridian Member agency Building Services
116 Brenda Sherwood Ms. Economic Development City of Meridian Member agency Economic Development Administrator, Mayor's Office
117 Caleb Hood Mr. Planning Manager, Planning City of Meridian Member agency Transportation/land use Department professionals
118 Rob Howarth Mr. Director of Environmental Health Central District Health Member agency and Preparedness Department 119 Mike Toole Mr. Airshed Coordinator Department of Member agency Environmental interests 120 Environmental Quality Troy Hagen Director Ada County Paramedics Member agency First Responders
121 Rob Howarth Mr. Director, Environmental Health & Central District Health Member agency Health interests Preparedness Department 122 Bruce Sackron Mr. Transportation Services Manager Valley Regional Transit Member agency Transit
123 Beth Ineck Ms. Assistant Director, Economic & City of Nampa Member agency Community Development
124 Terri Schorzman Ms. Director, Boise City Arts and City of Boise Member agency History 125 Nichoel Baird Spencer Ms. Planner III City of Eagle Member agency
126 Paul Daigle Mr. Deputy Director, Maintenance Ada County Highway Member agency District 127 Terry Little Mr. Manager, Traffic Department Ada County Highway Member agency District 128 Gary Inselman Mr. Manager, Development Services Ada County Highway Member agency District 129 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("B") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Michael Brokaw Mr. Chief of Staff Ada County Highway Member agency District 130 Scott Stokes Mr. Deputy Director Idaho Transportation Member agency 131 Department Timothy Marsano Colonel Public Affairs Officer Idaho National Guard Military
132 Linda Powell Ms. Project Director Idaho Partnership for Minorities Health interests Hispanic Health 133 Margie Gonzalez Ms. Executive Director Idaho Commission on Minorities Hispanic Affairs
134 Betty Echanove Ms. Dry Creek Neighborhood Neighborhood/homeowner & Land Owners associations 135 Association Corey Langdon Ms. President Autumncrest Home Neighborhood/homeowner Owners Association associations 136 Nina Baker Ms. President Arbor Ridge Neighborhood/homeowner Homeowners Association associations 137 Rhonda Reed Ms. Riverside Homeowners Neighborhood/homeowner Association associations 138 John Niland Mr. President Augusta Homeowner's Neighborhood/homeowner Association associations 139 Jon Agee Mr. President Barrett Hills Estates Neighborhood/homeowner Homeowners associations 140 Association, Inc. Phillip Goodsell Mr. Archer Pointe Neighborhood/homeowner Homeowners associations 141 Association, Inc. Holli High Woodings Ms. President North End Neighborhood Neighborhood/homeowner Association associations
142 Deborah Thompson Ms. President Depot Bench Neighborhood/homeowner Neighborhood associations 143 Association Chris Hendrickson Mr. Vice President Harris Ranch Neighborhood/homeowner Neighborhood associations 144 Association Mandy S Peck Ms. Presidnet Brandt's Landing East Neighborhood/homeowner Homeowners associations 145 Association, Inc. Ken Bass Mr. DJ Journal Broadcast Group News media
146 Maggie O'Mara Ms. Morning Anchor KTVB TV News media 147 Bob Dennis Mr. Commissioner Golden Gate Highway Non‐member small cities and highway 148 District districts David Lincoln Mr. Commissioner Golden Gate Highway Non‐member small cities and highway 149 District districts Larry Story Mr. Commissioner Notus‐Parma Highway Non‐member small cities and highway 150 District districts Michelle Degiorgio Ms. Councilwoman City of Notus Non‐member small cities and highway districts 151 Tom Krasowski Mr. Councilman City of Notus Non‐member small cities and highway districts 152 Marvin Rundell Mr. Councilman City of Notus Non‐member small cities and highway 153 districts Tila Godina Ms. Councilwoman City of Wilder Non‐member small cities and highway 154 districts Roger Howell Mr. Council President City of Wilder Non‐member small cities and highway 155 districts AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("B") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Robert Rivera Mr. Councilman City of Wilder Non‐member small cities and highway 156 districts Leonard Wilson Mr. Councilman City of Wilder Non‐member small cities and highway 157 districts Doug Amick Mr. Public Services Director City of Greenleaf Non‐member small cities and highway districts 158 Sandra Hiser Ms. Councilwoman City of Greenleaf Non‐member small cities and highway districts 159 Clovis Strange Mr. Councilman City of Greenleaf Non‐member small cities and highway districts 160 Tony Salazar Mr. Councilman City of Greenleaf Non‐member small cities and highway districts 161 Marigrace Mickelsen Ms. Councilwoman City of Greenleaf Non‐member small cities and highway districts
162 Kurt Kopadt Mr. Councilman City of Greenleaf Non‐member small cities and highway districts 163 Steve Jett Mr. Councilman City of Greenleaf Non‐member small cities and highway districts 164 Hal Forsgren Mr. Councilman City of Melba Non‐member small cities and highway 165 districts Chris Hinderliter Mr. Councilman City of Melba Non‐member small cities and highway districts 166 Mike Provost Mr. Councilman City of Melba Non‐member small cities and highway 167 districts Noni Stapleton Ms. City Clerk/Treasurer City of Melba Non‐member small cities and highway districts 168 Parkie Stapleton Mr. Councilman City of Melba Non‐member small cities and highway districts 169 Danny Stimpson Mr. Councilman City of Melba Non‐member small cities and highway districts 170 Andrea Mayer Ms. Chapter Communications Chair, National Association of Property managers Chapter Leader Residential Property Managers 171 Jim Reimer Mr. Chapter Legislative Chair, Chapter National Association of Property managers Leader Residential Property 172 Managers Danny Harlow Mr. Chapter Education Chair, Chapter National Association of Property managers Leader Residential Property Managers 173 Bryant Forrester Mr. Urban Concepts Real estate agents/brokers
174 Sarah Kestler Ms. Director of Communications Ada County Association Real estate agents/brokers of Realtors 175 Gene Strate Mr. Associate Broker Coldwell Banker Aspen Real estate agents/brokers Realty, Inc. 176 Jay Story Mr. Broker Story Commerical Real estate agents/brokers
177 Michael Ballantyne Mr. Thorton Oliver Keller Real estate agents/brokers
178 David Wali Mr. Director of Investment Services Colliers International Real estate agents/brokers
179 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("B") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Scott Schoenherr Mr. Manager Rafanelli and Nahas Real estate agents/brokers Management
180 Kenneth Scholz Mr. Partner Advanced Valuations and Real estate agents/brokers 181 Consulting Arvid Salisbury Mr. Associate Broker Siverhawk Realty Real estate agents/brokers
182 Kelly Woodhouse Ms. Woodhouse Group Real estate agents/brokers
183 Will Dilmore Mr. Real Estate Agent Woodhouse Group Real estate agents/brokers
184 Rick Overton Mr. Chairman Ada Bike Alliance Recreation Bike/Pedestrian Advocates 185 Margie Rosenberg Ms. Treasurer Southwest Idaho Recreation Bike/Pedestrian Advocates Mountain Biking 186 Association (SWIMBA) LaRita Schandorff Ms. Nampa Bicycle and Recreation Bike/Pedestrian Advocates Pedestrian Advocacy 187 Group Doug Mason Mr. President Boise ATV Trail Riders Recreation 188 Club Chris Tilden Mr. Executive Director Mountain States Group Refugees/refugee agencies Minorities
189 Leslye Boban Ms. Regional Resettlement Director International Rescue Refugees/refugee agencies Minorities Committee 190 Ed Miller Mr. Attorney Givens Pursley Residential developers and builders 191 Arthur F. Oppenheimer Mr. Chairman of the Board Oppenheimer Companies Residential developers and builders
192 Bob Hosac Mr. President & Owner RS Hosac Residential developers and builders
193 Gary Allen Mr. Partner Givens Pursley Residential developers and builders
194 Matt Brookshier Mr. Director of Acquisitions Grossman Company Residential developers and builders Properties
195 David Southers Mr. Owner Southers Properties Residential developers and builders 196 Pete Bailey Dr. Deputy Superintendent Independent School School districts District of Boise Cit 197 Bruce Gestrin Dr. Assistant Superintendent Joint School District #2 School districts
198 Gary Johnston Mr. Director of State and Federal Vallivue School District School districts Programs 199 Joshua Jensen Dr. Deputy Superintendent Nampa School District School districts 200 Mike Friend Dr. Assistant Middleton School District School districts Superintendent/Personnel Director
201 Monica White Ms. Director of Secondary Schools Caldwell School District School districts
202 Wendy Johnson Ms. Assistant Superintendent Kuna School District School districts
203 Kristi Watkins Ms. SRTS Coordinator City of Nampa Schools Member agency 204 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("B") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Cedric Minter Mr. Principal Frank Church High School Schools
205 Jim Brooks Mr. Chairman Eagle Sewer District Special districts
206 Joe Stear Mr. Chairman Kuna Rural Fire District Special districts
207 James Cook Mr. Chief Parma Rural Fire Special districts Protection District
208 Michael Irvan Mr. Commissioner North Ada County Fire & Special districts Rescue District 209 Ed Burnett Director of Operations Canyon County Mosquito Special districts Abatement District 210 Peter Hartman Mr. Division Administrator Federal Highway State/fed agencies Administration
211 Roger B. Madsen Mr. Director Idaho Department of State/fed agencies 212 Labor Gary Spackman Mr. Interim Director Idaho Department of State/fed agencies Water Resources 213 Bob Geddes Mr. Tax Commissioner Idaho State Tax State/fed agencies 214 Commission Tom Katsilometes Mr. Tax Commissioner Idaho State Tax State/fed agencies Commission 215 David Langhorst Mr. Tax Commissioner Idaho State Tax State/fed agencies Commission 216 Rich Jackson Mr. Tax Commissioner Idaho State Tax State/fed agencies 217 Commission Karl Wirkus Mr. Regional Director Pacific Northwest US Bureau of State/fed agencies Regional Office Reclamation
218 G. Jerry Russell Col. Director Idaho State Police State/fed agencies
219 Michael Masterson Mr. Chief of Police Boise Police Department State/fed agencies
220 Leroy Forsman Mr. Chief of Police Nampa Police State/fed agencies Department 221 Jeffery Sayer Mr. Director Idaho Department of State/fed agencies Commerce 222 Sandy Anderson Ms. Executive Director Buy Idaho Tourism/Hospitality
223 John Cunningham Mr. President/CEO The Grove Hotel Tourism/Hospitality
224 Marie Baker Ms. Director Nampa Civic Center Tourism/Hospitality
225 Michele Salazar Ms. General Manager La Quinta Inn Tourism/Hospitality
226 Christina Pettis Ms. Living Independence Transit Disabled Network Corporation
227 AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("B") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Paul M. Cunningham Mr. Chair, Airport Commission Boise Airport Transportation/land use professionals
228 Jon Breckon, ASLA Mr. Chapter President Breckon Land Design Transportation/land use professionals
229 Neil Kiner, ASLA Mr. Chapter President Elect CTA Boise Transportation/land use professionals
230 Ken Gallegos Mr. President LCA Architects Transportation/land use professionals
231 JoAnn C. Butler Ms. Partner Spink Butler Transportation/land use professionals 232 Quentin M. Knipe Mr. Chair Stoel Rives LLP Transportation/land use professionals
233 Julie Pipal Ms. Board Chair Meridian Development Transportation/land use professionals Corporation
234 Brandi Wilson Ms. EMS Manager CH2MHill Transportation/land use professionals
235 Sonia Hennum Ms. P.E. Project Principal Kittelson and Associates Transportation/land use professionals
236 Diane Kushlan Ms. ULI Idaho District Council ULI‐Idaho Transportation/land use professionals 237 Coordinator Terry Stine Mr. President Boise Bible College Universities/Trade Schools
238 Bessie M. Katsilometes Ms. Dean, Academic Programs Idaho State University, Universities/Trade Schools Meridian
239 Dana Young Ms. President Treasure Valley Universities/Trade Schools Community College 240 Stacy Pearson Ms. Vice President for Finance and Boise State University Universities/Trade Schools Administration 241 James Patrick Mr. Exec Director, Morrison Center for Boise State University Universities/Trade Schools Member agency the Performing Arts 242 Mike Sumpter Assoc Athletic Director Boise State University Universities/Trade Schools Member agency
243 George Fenton Mr. President BSU Economics University students Association
244 Jaimee Haaland Mr. President NNU Recycles University students Environmental interests
245 Dennis Fickes Mr. Transmission and Distribution United Water Idaho Utilities 246 Manager AB D E J K 1 DRAFT Scenario Planning Workshop Invitee List ("B") Name Title Position Agency Stakeholder Type (Primary) Stakeholder Type (Secondary)
2 Ben Marconi Mr. Nampa District Manager Intermountain Gas Utilities Company 247 Kent McCarthy Mr. Engineering Project Leader Idaho Power Company Utilities
248 Anna Canning Ms. Manager, Lands and Right‐of‐Way Idaho Power Company Utilities
249 Sylvia Marmon Ms. Vanpool users
250 Marsha Franklin Ms. Vanpool users 251 Andrew Townsend Mr. Vanpool users
252 Deborah Woolery Ms. Vanpool users
253 Brett Harper Mr. Vanpool users
254 Derek Bauder Mr. Vanpool users
255 Bruce Eggleston Mr. Vanpool users
256 Sullivan Wiesels Mr. Co‐Student Body President Eagle High School Youth
257 Lauren Stopher Ms. Co‐Student Body President Eagle High School Youth
258 Bianca Neva Ms. Student Body President Caldwell High School Youth
259 Kami Evans Ms. Student Body President Middleton High School Youth
260 Attachment 2 Scenario Workshop Potential Invitees: Summary Table Total participation target: 220 – 260 participants (approx 75 – 85 per workshop) See notes at end of table See attached spreadsheet for the complete list with individual names
Initial Invitee Type Target Invitee Priority A Invitee Priority B Notes Number* Agriculture 3 3 3
Bankers/lenders 3 4 3
Bike/Pedestrian Advocates 3 3 3 Some bike advocates also appear under “recreation” Business community/ 3 3 3 chambers of commerce Community groups/service 3 4 2 clubs COMPASS Board 36 35 44 • City of Notus dropped COMPASS membership. • “B” list individuals on the spreadsheet noted as “COMPASS Board” are individuals that would be invited to replace COMPASS Board members if unable to attend. This does NOT indicate they are COMPASS Board members or designated Board alternates. Disabled 3 3 4
Economic Development 6 6 2
Elderly 3 3 4
Environmental interests 5 5 2
Faith‐based organizations 3 4 2
First Responders 0 4 14 Added per committee request
Government “watchdogs” 3 3 1
Health interests 3 4 3
Healthy/local foods 3 3 2
Housing agencies/city 3 +3 6 2 Combined with “city housing housing authorities authorities” Initial Invitee Type Target Invitee Priority A Invitee Priority B Notes Number* Leadership Team (in addition 9 8 NA • One person was originally to COMPASS Board double‐counted. members) • Leadership Team members include many of the other categories, but are counted here. Local (county) emergency 2 4 2 management Low income 3 3 3
Major Employers 9 11 12
Member Agency 48 42 18 A List: • 3 staff for members with more than one Board member • 2 for members with one Board member • 1 for “special” members Military 0 3 1 Added per committee request
Minorities 3 3 2
Neighborhood/homeowner 5 5 11 Spread among towns, per associations committee request News media 2 2 2
Non‐member small cities and 12 12 23 highway districts
Other elected officials 30 42 NA Originally mis‐counted
Property managers 3 3 3
Real estate agents/brokers 6 6 11
Recreation 0 5 4 Added per committee request; includes equestrian Refugees/refugee agencies 2 3 2
Residential developers and 12 12 6 builders School districts 7 7 7 Superintendents
Schools 3 3 2 Transportation/Safe Routes to Schools Special districts 3 3 5
State/fed agencies 4 7 12 Increased per committee request Initial Invitee Type Target Invitee Priority A Invitee Priority B Notes Number* Tourism/Hospitality 3 3 4
Transit 3 4 1 Transit has greater representation than appears. Nearly all “disabled,” “elderly,” “low income,” and “refugee” have “transit” as a secondary stakeholder type. Transportation/land use 9 9 10 professionals Universities/Trade Schools 3 8 6 Increased per committee request University students 0 3 2 Added per committee request
Utilities 3 4 4
Vanpool users 3 3 7
Youth 6 6 4
Public at large 15 15 NA Will self‐nominate
Total Invitees 300 332 258 590
Notes: 1. Initial target: 300 “A” invitees plus additional “B” invitees to fill in spots unfilled by “A” list. 2. Many invitees fall into multiple categories. For example, many “disabled” could also fall under “transit.” The attached spreadsheet shows primary and secondary stakeholder types, when applicable. For simplicity, this table sums “primary” stakeholder type only. Each individual is only counted once under his/her “primary” stakeholder type category. 3. In general “B” list invitees will be chosen to fill the same categories of stakeholders as original “A” list invitees. When there are not corresponding “B” list invitees (e.g., “other elected officials”), staff will augment stakeholder types where committees have requested that numbers be increased. Staff will also take into account other variables such as secondary stakeholder type and geographic distribution. t:\fy12\600 projects\661 communities in motion\5. visioning\5.2 scenario planning\outreach\invitee list table nov11.docx ITEM II-D
DRAFT November 2, 2011
Communities in Motion 2040 Planning Team Charter
Overview In June 2011, the Board of Directors of the Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (COMPASS) approved a scope of work for the update of Communities in Motion, the regional long-range transportation plan for Ada and Canyon Counties, Idaho.
The scope of work lays out the planning process to develop Communities in Motion 2040 by September 2014 as a regional long-range transportation and sustainability plan. The scope of work includes housing, community infrastructure, and health as sustainability elements to be incorporated into the plan, along with the federally required transportation and land use components.
One of the elements of the scope of work is to establish a Planning Team to help guide the Communities in Motion 2040 planning process.
Purpose The Planning Team is an advisory committee and will provide technical oversight of the planning process for Communities in Motion 2040. The Planning Team will make recommendations to the Leadership Team or COMPASS Board. In at least the following four issues, the Planning Team will make the recommendation to COMPASS Committees: preferred growth scenario; prioritization and preferred transportation system; list of funded/ unfunded transportation projects; and approval of Communities in Motion 2040.
Composition The Planning Team will include one representative from each member agency of the COMPASS Regional Technical Advisory Committee (RTAC) and representatives from underserved populations, regulatory agencies (e.g., Federal Highway Administration, Federal Transit Administration), the development community, COMPASS standing committees (in addition to RTAC), rural areas, urban areas, utilities, and economic interests. Additional representatives from these and other categories are invited to participate in discussions. Additional representatives may be asked to assist the Planning Team in specific work groups as the process moves forward.
Communication The Planning Team liaison(s) will report actions to the Regional Technical Advisory Committee and the Leadership Team.
The Regional Technical Advisory Committee will be provided with a monthly update on the Status Report section of the RTAC agenda.
The meeting notes will recognize dissenting opinions and/or other concerns.
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Written, well thought-out reports of majority and minority opinions on any decisions will be included in the meeting notes. The reports will be submitted to COMPASS no later than five (5) working days after the meeting by one of the members in the minority. The majority report will be submitted/clarified by the motion maker.
Process The Planning Team meetings are led by the current Chair and Vice Chair of RTAC will elect the Co-Chairs.
The Planning Team meetings will follow Robert’s Rules of Order, including unanimous consent as a form of voting will use a consensus based meeting facilitation process.
The Planning Team has no a quorum requirement, and decisions can be made by of a simple majority of members present.
The Planning Team will meet the second Wednesday of each month from October 2011 through February 2012. Beginning in March 2012, and continuing through September 2014, the Planning Team will meet the fourth Wednesday of each month immediately before regularly scheduled RTAC meetings (currently scheduled at 9:00 am). This schedule is subject to change based upon planning needs.
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ITEM III-A
MEMORANDUM
TO: Communities in Motion 2040 Planning Team FROM: Carl Miller, Principal Planner DATE: November 9, 2011 RE: Review Scenario Planning Guidebook Highlights
ACTION REQUESTED: Information/discussion only.
BACKGROUND: COMPASS will be conducting scenario planning workshops in late February and early March 2012 as an initial step in developing Communities in Motion 2040.
To enable effective participation during the workshops, Placeways, LLC, will be developing a guidebook, including a SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis. This will provide a background to the purpose and goals of the workshops, highlight key issues to be addressed, and instruct participants on how to effectively participate. The intent is a public‐friendly, highly graphical guidebook for use at the visioning workshop.
STATUS: COMPASS and Placeways, LLC are looking for general feedback to the content and outline of the guidebook.
A general outline and approximate size of the various sections of the guidebook are as follows: 1. Executive Summary (1-2 pages) 2. Introduction to Scenario Planning (1-2 pages) 3. Workshop Agenda (1-2 pages) 4. Goals and Rules of the Day (2 pages) 5. SWOT Analysis (3-4 pages) 6. Alternative Scenarios (6 pages) 7. Background Information (8 pages) 8. Example of Development Types (6-7 pages) 9. Organization Invitee List (2-4 pages) 10. Potential implementation tools (2-4 pages) 11. Next Events Schedule (1-2 pages)
The SWOT analysis provides a current and future analysis of issues facing the region, pertaining to the key elements previously identified. The draft guidebook, including SWOT analysis, will be reviewed at the December 14, 2011 Planning Team meeting.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Communities in Motion 2040 Planning Team FROM: Carl Miller, Principal Planner DATE: November 9, 2011 RE: Review Potential Alternative Scenarios
ACTION REQUESTED: Information/discussion only.
BACKGROUND: COMPASS will be conducting scenario planning workshops in late February and early March 2012 as an initial step in developing Communities in Motion 2040.
At the workshops, participants will work in small groups around interactive maps. They will develop common goals for the future of the valley and will map how they (their groups) see growth occurring. The mapped scenarios can then be compared to the goals.
To help participants understand how the process works and how different types of growth scenarios could manifest in the future, they will be provided with three to four sample “off the shelf” scenarios. These will be included in a workshop guidebook and presented at the beginning of the workshops. These are examples only; participants do not have to choose one of these to follow.
The first two of these sample scenarios will be the scenarios that are already being used in current and past versions of Communities in Motion: “Trend” and “Community Choices.” “Trend” assumes that development, transportation, and housing patterns that have occurred over the last several decades will continue. Characteristics of this pattern include low density housing, vehicle dominated transportation infrastructure, and use of agricultural land for development. “Community Choices” is the official, approved growth scenario adopted for Communities in Motion 2030 and 2035 plans. This growth scenario envisions balance between housing and jobs, choices in housing types, choices in transportation modes, higher densities, and preservation of open space and farmland.
STATUS: As with the other two scenarios, the additional scenario(s) will provide context and background to workshop participants and help illustrate for them the ramifications of various decisions. Options for the additional alternative scenario(s) are:
Rail and Transit Oriented Development. This scenario would consider the effects of a robust transit (public transportation) system in the region with supportive high density housing and employment centers at logical transit stations. Higher density housing and mixed use areas (e.g., jobs, shopping, and housing together) would support the transportation infrastructure.
Planned Communities. This scenario would explore the growth of large, planned communities on the fringes of suburban development and in rural areas. This scenario would include large housing developments in areas currently unserved by public infrastructure and social services.
Preservation of Prime Farmland. This scenario would constrain growth to areas other than prime soils and irrigated agricultural land. The resulting land development could occur within existing urban areas or in rural areas as long as those areas were not farms.
Urban Growth Boundaries. This scenario would restrict growth to local areas of city impact by developing infill housing and employment, reusing underused land, and focusing infrastructure in existing areas of service.
Rails and Trails. This scenario would focus on integrating high capacity transit/public transportation and complete streets (streets designed for all users – cars, pedestrians, bicyclists, etc.). Land use to support these would include high density, mixed use housing near transit routes and existing infrastructure. Options for walking, biking, and access to recreational opportunities would be emphasized in this scenario.
An online survey will be sent to the Leadership Team and Planning Team to help select one or two of these additional alternative scenarios. The survey deadline will be Monday, November 21, 2012.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Communities in Motion 2040 Planning Team FROM: Walt Satterfield, Associate Planner DATE: November 9, 2011 RE: Review Communities in Motion 2040 (CIM 2040) Art Contest
ACTION REQUESTED: Information/Discussion only
BACKGROUND: COMPASS will be holding an art contest targeted towards K-6 graders to demonstrate what their neighborhood, community, or city will look like in 25 years. The art contest is intended to increase awareness among youth, and illustrate how the long-range plan will ultimately affect them as an adult. The contest is also intended to increase awareness amongst parents and teachers of the youth involved, and to hopefully generate overall interest in the planning process.
The art contest poster and rules have been disseminated to all public and charter elementary schools in Ada and Canyon Counties. We have contacted each school and asked that teachers can assist in facilitating the competition, including assistance with scanning artwork and ensuring that the rules are being followed by the students submitting their work.
The deadline to submit the art project is December 16, 2011 and we are asking that all submittals be scanned and sent in electronically.
STATUS: The attached art project rules/information sheet and art flier is provided for your information.
Information will be presented to the Leadership Team on December 20, 2011.
Information will be presented to the Public Participation Committee to select the finalists for the art competition.
The art contest rules/information sheet and flier are attached to the memo.
Attachments (2): CIM 2040 Art Project Rules/Info Sheet & CIM 2040 Art Flier
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The COMPASS Communities in Motion 2040 Art Project offers students opportunities to express their artistic talents. Students will demonstrate what they think their neighborhood, community or city will look like in 25 years. Entries may be paintings or drawing.
RULES Three divisions – Division 1 (K-1), Division 2 (2-3), Division 3 (4-6) Individual entries only. One entry per student. Materials eligible for entries include: oils, acrylics, watercolors, pastels, charcoal, pencil, ink, markers, or crayon. Size dimensions not to exceed 17”X11” ledger paper. All art must be flat. No three dimensional items (beads, clay, etc) may extend off the surface of the art work. Entries should not be mounted or coated for scanning purposes. Entries must be original student work connected in some manner with the project theme. All entries must have a label to accompany student work. Art labels should be written on a note card or separate piece of paper, and attached to the original piece of art. This label must be visible/legible on scanned documents. Art entry labels must include: NAME OF ARTIST Name/Title of work Grade Materials used (see bullet #4 above) School Name
Entries should be digitally scanned and emailed to Art Label [email protected]*.
GRAND PRIZE COMPASS staff will select the top entries for each division. COMPASS Public Participation Committee will score and evaluate the top 3 entries for each division.
Grand prize winners will receive a family pass to the Discovery Center in Boise. Second and third place prizes will also be awarded for each division. Winners will also have their art work displayed at COMPASS office in Meridian and at COMPASS events.
Selection Schools will be contacted to notify contestants of final selection.
Evaluation Entries will be evaluated based on the following. Originality/creativity Relevance to the theme Neatness Adherence to the rules
PLEASE SCAN AND SUBMIT ART PROJECT TO [email protected]
DEADLINE to submit is December 16, 2011 at 5PM.
For questions or concerns, please contact Walt Satterfield at [email protected] p 208-855-2558 x238.
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Children of COMPASS staff may not participate in art contest. *If you unable to scan your art entry, please contact Walt Satterfield at [email protected] p 208-855- 2558 x238 for alternative method of entry.
PRESENTS
CALL FOR ENTRIES K-6 Grade
ART THEME Contestants are asked to demonstrate what they think their neighborhood, community or city will look like in 25 years.
PRIZES INCLUDE Family Passes to the Discovery Center
Gift Certificate to Wahooz Fun Zone
YMCA Day Passes
See instruction sheet for rules and information. ITEM IV-A November 2, 2011 WORKSHEET FOR CIM PLANNING TEAM AGENDA
ID # Title/Description Additional Information Agenda Time Presenter Proposed Others1 Type (minutes) Agenda
1. Approve minutes from most Consent 3 N/A Monthly Monthly recent meeting Agenda 2. Worksheet for Planning Team Status N/A N/A Monthly Monthly Agendas Reports 3. Attendance Sheet Status N/A N/A Monthly Monthly Reports CURRENT AGENDA ITEMS 4. Select scenario planning Staff will seek approval of Action 40 Carl Miller November 9 workshop indicators indicators for scenario workshops. 5. Recommend approval of scenario Staff will seek recommendation Action 20 Carl Miller November 9 Board on 11/28 workshop invitee list for approval of the invitee list for scenario workshops. 6. Review SWOT analysis and other Staff will review the overall Discussion 20 Carl Miller November 9 scenario guidebook highlights content of the scenario guidebook that will be used by workshop participants. 7. Review alternative scenario Staff will review selection of Discussion 15 Carl Miller November 9 L-Team discussion selection alternative scenarios for 12/20 workshops. 8. Communities in Motion 2040 (CIM Staff will present an overview Discussion 15 Walt November 9 PPC 12/8 2040) Art Contest of an art contest to serve as Satterfield L-Team 12/20 the kickoff for public outreach for the CIM 2040 process. 9. Accept Revised Planning Team Co-Chair will present the Action 10 Co-Chair November 9 Charter revised charter.
UPCOMING AGENDA ITEMS
10. Review draft guidebook Staff will review the Draft Discussion 25 Carl Miller December 14 PPC 12/8 Guidebook that will be used by L-Team 12/20 workshop participants. 11. Review alternative scenarios Staff will review alternative Discussion 20 Carl Miller December 14 L-Team 12/20 scenarios for workshops 12. Review scenario workshop Staff will review scenario Discussion 20 Amy Luft December 14 logistics workshop logistics. 13. Update on scenario workshop Staff will present an update on Discussion 15 Amy Luft January 11 logistics workshop logistics
1 Board = COMPASS Board, L-Team = Leadership Team, PPC = Public Participation Committee
ID # Title/Description Additional Information Agenda Time Presenter Proposed Others1 Type (minutes) Agenda
14. Review planned public Staff will review planned Discussion 15 Amy Luft January 11 PPC 12/8 involvement activities public involvement activities 15. Present art contest winning Staff present art contest Discussion 15 January 11 L-Team 2/21 artwork winning artwork 16. Discuss scenario workshop Staff will review scenario Discussion 20 Amy Luft February 8 L-Team 2/21 logistics workshop logistics. 17. Review planned public Staff will review planned Discussion 15 Amy Luft February 8 L-Team 2/21 involvement activities public involvement activities 18. Review growth scenario results Staff will review the results of Discussion 15 Carl Miller March? from workshops the workshops and discuss how to include public and member agency comments. 19. Recommend growth scenarios for Staff will seek recommendation Action 15 Carl Miller March/ L-Team 4/17 public and member agency review for approval of the growth April 11? scenarios for public and member agency comments. 20. Review results of public review of Staff will review the results of Discussion 15 Amy Luft June L-Team 6/19 scenarios the public review of growth scenarios 21. Review results on follow-up Staff will review follow-up Discuss 20 Carl Miller June? scenario workshop to arrive at scenario workshop to arrive at preferred scenario preferred scenario 22. Review Communities in Motion COMPASS staff reviews the Discussion 15 Carl Miller July/August DAC 8/22 forecasts 2040 population and Board 9/17 employment forecast and buildout forecast for CIM 23. Recommend preferred scenario Staff will seek recommendation Action 30 Carl Miller July/August L-Team 8/21 for approval of the preferred DAC 8/22 scenario. Board 9/17 24.
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CIM 2040 PLANNING TEAM
Attendance List of Members ITEM IV-B
Member Agency/Name Oct '11 Nov '11 Dec '11 Jan '12 Feb '12 Mar '12 Apr '12 May '12 Jun '12 Jul '12 Aug '12 Sept '12 TOTAL
Ada County/M. Leatherman 1 1
Ada Cnty. Emergency Mgmt./D. Hardman 0
ACHD/S. Anderson 1 1
BCASWI/SRBCA/TBD 0
Bicycle/Pedestrian/TBD 0
BSU/C. Jones 1 1
Canyon County/J. Almeida 0
Canyon Highway District #4/ C. Hopper 1 1
CCDC/J. Cecil 0
City of Boise/Lacey/Gallagher/Nilsson 1 1
City of Caldwell/ R. MacDonald 1 1
City of Eagle/N. Baird Spencer 1 1
City of Garden City/J. Thornborrow 0
City of Kuna/S. Hasson 0
City of Meridian/C. Hood 1 1
City of Middleton/W. Howell 1 1
City of Nampa/C. Bowman 1 1
City of Parma/C. Telford 0
City of Star/N. Mitchell 0
Coalition for Ag's Future/G. Crookham 1 1
Coleman Homes/T. Coleman 0
Comm. Transp. Assoc. of ID/B. Green 0
FEA Engineering Assoc./J. Gibbons 0
Federal Highway Adm./Frey/Porreca 0
Federal Transit Administration/ N. Conroy 0
IDEQ/D. Luft 1 1
Idaho Dept. of Water Resources/S. Thiel 0
ID Office for Refugees/Haller/Wolfson 1 1
ITD/M. Garz 1 1
M3 Companies/Mark Tate 1 1
McCall Vacation Rentals/ H. Dornier 0
Nampa Highway District No. 1/E. Shannon 0
Nampa Meridian Irrigation Distr./ D. Coon 0
Neighborhood Housing Serv, Inc/J. Swenson 0
Pioneer Irrigation District/ D. Fowler 0
Public Participation Committee/ D. Smith 1 1
Settlers Irrigation District/ N. Draper 0
Silverhawk Realty/ T. Kasper 1 1
The Transpo Group/B. Turley 1 1
Treasure Valley Food Coalition/ H. Burns 0
Valley Regional Transit/ M. Barker 1 1